维多利亚大学

Whether you're interested in performing, studying or recording music, you’ll find yourself immersed in music here from orchestral performance to strings, jazz, vocals and more. Our expert faculty, artists-in-residence, dynamic programs, dedicated building and smaller, supportive classes give you the chance to collaborate with fellow musicians and grow as an artist and performer.

Major Program Requirements

Acceptance into the Major Program of the student’s choice and continuance in that Major must be approved by the appropriate division of the School. A student whose progress is judged to be unsatisfactory may be refused permission to continue in the chosen original Major. A student who fails to achieve a grade of 65% or better in individual tuition (MUS 140-440) or Seminar in Performance (MUS 245-445) will have his or her status re-evaluated by a committee consisting of the student’s teacher, the student’s adviser, the head of the performance section, and the Director of the School. In some cases the committee may determine that the student should be required to withdraw from the BMus program. Students who are required to withdraw, or who choose to withdraw, from an individual tuition (MUS 140-440) or seminar in performance course (MUS 245-445) will be required to re-audition in order to remain in or return to a BMus program.

Areas of focus

• Composition and theory
• History and literature
• Music education secondary (choral)
• Music education secondary (instrumental)
• Musical arts
• Performance

What can you do with your degree?

Studying music can prepare you for a career as a performer, teacher or creative entrepreneur. Our alumni include high-profile composers, successful studio teachers, arts administrators, and performers in chamber groups, bands and choirs.

• Academia
• Arts administration
• Composer
• Conductor
• Instrument design
• Instrument sales
• Music production
• Performing musician
• Recording engineer
• Singer/songwriter
• Software developer
• Entrepreneur
• Teacher